Playa del Cura

Playa del Cura is a beach in Mogán, Gran Canaria, divided into two distinct sections: the eastern part has fine black volcanic sand, while the western section features coarser sand mixed with stones. The entire shoreline offers sea views and is surrounded by restaurants and amenities.

The beach was originally an important fishing and port area for the local population. Over the course of the 20th century, the area became increasingly developed as a tourist destination with improved infrastructure.

The beach serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors enjoy the sea and relax together. Small restaurants nearby serve fresh fish dishes that reflect the area's connection to fishing traditions.

The eastern section is well-equipped with sunbeds, showers, and lifeguards for safe swimming. The western area is less crowded and offers more quiet spaces for those seeking peaceful time by the shore.

During low tide, visitors can walk along the shore to reach an adjacent cove with golden sand imported from the Sahara Desert. This overlooked feature reveals an interesting aspect of how the coast was developed.